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Montecito homeowners can't put rocks along road to stop visitors from parking, county says - Vimarsana News

Montecito homeowners can't put rocks along road to stop visitors from parking, county says

The county told 11 homeowners to remove the obstructions or face fines.

Source: yahoo.com
Santa Barbara County Pushes Forward with Plan to Clear Right-of-Way Obstructions Near Hot Springs Trail | Local News - Vimarsana News

Santa Barbara County Pushes Forward with Plan to Clear Right-of-Way Obstructions Near Hot Springs Trail | Local News

Santa Barbara County is cracking down on homeowners who have placed boulders, shrubs and other landscaping in the public right-of-way near the Hot Springs

Bill Macfadyen: After 155 Years, Santa Barbara News-Press Leaves Without a Word | Local News - Vimarsana News

Bill Macfadyen: After 155 Years, Santa Barbara News-Press Leaves Without a Word | Local News

I was walking out of church the morning of July 23 when I got Josh Molina’s text that Santa Barbara’s venerable daily newspaper had declared bankruptcy.

Central Coast homeowners blocked access to trail. Now case could go to state Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

Central Coast homeowners blocked access to trail. Now case could go to state Supreme Court

The homeowners used boulders, walls, landscaping and illegal “No Parking” signs to prevent community members from using the trail, county officials say.

Source: yahoo.com
Court Sides With County in Dispute Over Montecito Trailhead Parking, Road Encroachments | Local News - Vimarsana News

Court Sides With County in Dispute Over Montecito Trailhead Parking, Road Encroachments | Local News

Attorneys for four Montecito homeowners who sued the county over Hot Springs trailhead parking want to take the case to the California Supreme Court after